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Independent reporting documents a Stanford-led system coordinating 37,075 specialized AI agents on clinical-trial analysis, providing concrete evidence of research-task parallelization, but it does not establish Ismail's broader 500-year historical claim or the exact “spun up on a Tuesday afternoon” wording. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: The AI Biotech With 37,000 Virtual Employees Just Published in Science · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:da99882c07f32598c8b91581298274d5e81663357c63d5da7a281f7e7c2fb18b

The chief scientific officer agent split that job among 37,075 “clinical-trialist” agents, each one responsible for reading and structuring the outcome of a single, later-stage trial.